BTW: there's a reason why they're called PRE-processors. Because they are meant to "refresh" the dest just when the source is changed, not everytime they're served to the client (or they'll be called processors :-P). use what ramos pointed at (that is basically a preconfigured gulp config (although no sass involved, but it's easy to add)) or a watchdog, or use your IDE facilities to recompile on save. It's definitely not a job for a web framework to recompile over and over and include every precompiler dependency in the distribution.
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